Dehaske Dragonfly
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Summary of This Collection
This collection for euphonium and piano, composed by Thierry Deleruyelle, is intended for musicians seeking an ambitious solo work with a strong character and highly developed writing. Designed to highlight the projection, flexibility, and timbral richness of the euphonium, it offers dense musical material where interpretation is as important as technique. The piano part, far from being a mere harmonic support, fully contributes to the work's texture: it structures breaths, supports changes in atmosphere, and enhances the impact of climactic moments.
With a declared level of ADV-VERY DIFFICULT, this collection is particularly suitable for advanced students, competition candidates, and soloists wishing to enrich their recital programs. The writing demands mastery of intonation, articulation, and contrasts, while requiring true maturity in phrase shaping and breath control. The inclusion of multiple languages (English-German-French-Dutch) provides a clear and accessible editorial framework, useful in international educational contexts as well as conservatory libraries.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Thierry Deleruyelle | Languages | English-German-French-Dutch |
| Instrumentation | Euphonium and Piano | Difficulty | ADV-VERY DIFFICULT |
| Collection | De Haske Brass Series | Pages | 48 |
| Genre | Solo and Orchestra Work | Year of Publication | 2024 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the difficulty level of Dragonfly by Thierry Deleruyelle?
The difficulty is rated ADV-VERY DIFFICULT, a level intended for advanced students, competitions, and recital repertoire. The writing notably demands accuracy and articulation. Breath control and phrase shaping are also among the indicated requirements.
Is Dragonfly written for euphonium alone?
The score is designed for euphonium and piano, with the piano part contributing to changes in atmosphere and climactic moments.
How many pages does the score contain?
The edition consists of 48 pages.
Is the piano part important in this work?
The piano is not limited to harmonic accompaniment. It structures the breaths and supports the musical texture of the piece.
In which languages is this edition published?
This 2024 publication is offered in English, German, French, and Dutch. It belongs to the De Haske Brass Series collection.
